Hi, I'm Natalie.
Throughout my career in cyber security, whether serving in Israel's Unit eight 200 discover in zero
days or building my own security company, I kept noticing the same gap.
Many professionals deeply understood vulnerabilities from the outside, but lacked a real understanding
of how exploits, especially zero days, worked from the inside.
That's why I created this course, to share the hands on practical skills I've learned so you can deeply
grasp how software exploitation truly happens and how to stop it.
You'll go hands on with real code and Linux environments to learn how attackers exploit vulnerabilities
like stack overflows, ROP chains, and heap spraying, and how modern defenses try to stop them.
We'll walk through these techniques step by step, using visual examples and analogies that make even
advanced concepts easy to follow.
By the end of the course, you'll know how to hijack execution using stack overflows, build and analyze
options, perform heap layout manipulation and function pointer attacks, understand defenses like Aslr
and NX, bit canaries and CFI, and most importantly, think like an attacker and defend like one two.
Whether you are a security researcher, a developer, or just curious how real exploits work, this
course will give you the skills and mindset to go deeper into software security in the most simple,
easy to follow way with hands on exercises.
Click enroll and let's get started!